. now at 5:00, anger, outrage and fear. we are following another deadly police shooting this morning. plus, we will hear from the cousin of a 16-year-old shot and killed by an officer ohio and doesn't this make you feel happy about living in california, the return of winter weather in other parts of the country. good morning, thursday, april 22nd. hey, i had to word it that way. >> the other part. >> happy earth day! >> if i read your lips correctly, kumasi, i think you said hi, mike. happy earth day. engineering is working on the sound. i can't hear you but i see you. there is cloud cover just about

over all our neighborhoods. the temperatures are below average in san francisco. close to average and 70s in the south bay, east bay and up in the north bay. we will take a look at the rain. it is still coming this weekend and so are our cooler temperatures. i will see you in a bit with that. and developing news in the death of man that died after an interaction with alameda police. investigators say they will likely be releasing body camera video next week. last night more than a 100 family and friends came together for a candlelight vigil for 26-year-old mario gonzalez. investigators say they responded to a call monday for a theft and possible intoxicated person.

they came across gonzalez and at one point they say there was a scuffle as they attempted to place his hands behind his back. that is when officers say gonzalez suffered some kind of medical emergency. family members, though, are demanding answers about how he could have died in police custody. >> we want answers. not only do we want answers, we are getting answers. i am not resting. we are locked and loaded. we are coming at them. >> investigators are interviewing witnesses as well as the officers. they haven't released many details but they say at this point there was no significant use of force or weapons involved. enrage, outrage, anger and fear continues to grow nationwide after two police killings, the latest in north carolina where a man was shot by a police officer a search warrant. jobina fe live desk. what are we learning? >> the latest shooting happened

in elizabeth city, south carolina. deputies shot and killed 40- year-old andrew brown while issuing a warrant. the deputy was wearing a body camera. the footage has not been released. the deputy involved is on administrative leave. officials have declined to answer any questions about the investigation. the shooting comes less than a day after police in columbus, ohio, shot and killed a teeninged girl. a barning here, some of the. a warning the video could be graphic. her name is mikaya bryant. officer nicklaus reardon is seen approaching bryant and another woman. investigators say bryant was trying to stab another woman. >> who wants to hear about acts against their family members is frightening. >> officers were also seen giving bryant cpr.

protests continued for a second night in columbus. hundreds of people were seen marching toward the state capitol. ohio gov mike dewine calls the shooting a horrible tragedy and praises the police department's transparency in releasing the video of the incident. this morning former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin waking up in solitary confinement at minnesota's maximum security prison. derek chauvin is being held there for his own safety >> the justice department opened a civil innovation german whether the minneapolis police department engages in practice of unconstitutional or unlawful policing. >> the probe will assess whether the department engages in discriminatory conduct. tomorrow new interviews with george floyd's family and people who knew dek chvin. isis

tomorrow nhtt 9:00 n abc7 news. president biden is marking a major milestone the fight against the coronavirus. >> we did it. today we hit 200 million shots. >> and that is double the president's original goal of is hundred million shots in his first 100 days in office so that is the good news. here is the challenge. the rate of vaccinations is slowing down across our country. now more from the u.s. surge about vaccine hesitancy. >> reporter: is that your son? >> he joins me from hem. >> reporter: families around the country, u.s. surgeon general has experienced deep personal loss during the pandemic. >> i, myself, my family, we have lost seven family members. >> reporter: 13llop iv at leasone

coronavirus indodrrphy lies thousands of lives have been saved, but vaccine rates seem to be plateauing nationwide and according to the society for human resource management, 28% of employed americans say they won't get the coronavirus vaccine even if it costs them their jobs. president biden addressed vaccine hesitancy. >> too many younger americans may still think they don't need to get vaccinated. vaccine cans save your own life but also save your grandmother's life. >> reporter: 50% of americans rely on family and friends to make decisions about coronavirus vaccines. >> you are thinking if i have a medical degree, how can i help? you have power. you can help people that trust you get the information they need, to understand the vaccines are safe and effective and the downside of getting covid is serious. you can save lives. >> reporter: murphy says access

to vaccines is key, as well as access biden announced a tax credit for businesses who give employees paid time off to get a vaccine or need time afterward to recover. kate larson, abc7 news. bart is planning to ramp up service in the next few months as more and more members go back to work. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfild live outside the walnut creek bart station with the proposal. good morning, amy. >> reporte: good morning, kumasi. it is pretty quiet out here but bart is planning for riders to come back. they say extra cleaning will be wl usitanand the budget publicly at its board meeting this morning. highlights include upgrades to the train ventilation systems. that should be finished by june. hiring more people to clean and scrub the train cars, adding more trains as people return,

and staying open until possibly midnight six days a week l l bediscusse will also talk reducing wait times to 15 minutes between the trains on the weekdays and 30 minutes. bart ridership has gone down 88% during the pandemic, forcing the agency to put many cost-cutting measures in place, but bart officials think they will be able to balance the budget because of those cost cutting moves along with help from the federal government. bart is ready to look ahead and welcome people back. officials say they are confident that riders will soon return. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. happening now, winter is back. not here, but across a lot of the country. this is scary stuff. dash cam video show as 22 car pileup on i-41 in wisconsin. a semi truck swerves to avoid a

truck on the left. on the right other cars are seen crashing. the semi then hit as plow truck, flipping it over. at least one person was killed. >> it all happened so fast. i was slowing way down and that, but you could not see nothing. it was like a big white out. >> hail and rain pounded throughout new york city where the feels like temperatures are only in the 20s this morning. >> oh, no. the good news, the storm is unwinding as you can see on live doppler hd radar 7. there are pockets of lighter snow from denver through kansas, the oio river valley all the way up to the northeast. they are experiencing a big polar plunge. we had snow as far south uth ut ozark mountains, 2,000 to 2,500 feet back in the ozarks so that

is pretty impressive. in our neighborhood temperatures in the low 40s, east 50s. here is a look at san jose where it is a little breezier than normal, southeast winds at 13 miles per hour. look at 280 and 17. mid to upper through 7:00. those temperatures a little cooler today. inland for sure as mid to upper 60s dominate noon to 4:00. mid-50s at the coast and all of us in the 50s at 7:00. here is cloud cover. it is lower to the deck. the possibility of drizzle along the coast. in our hills also during the morning hours but no thunderstorm, just cool to comfy air today. if you are at home, maybe you need to run the heater. north of the bay bridge through the delta, our fastest winds and it is pulling in clean air. we will take a look at sunday's rain forecast. coming up, how about the morning commute with jobina. good morning. >> good morning.

you are an excellent lip reader. that was impressive at the beginning of the show! hi, everyone. in tracy we have a high wind advisory at the altamonte pass issued by the chp. and walnut creek at 680, the taillights making their way south. everything is flowing nicely. hopefully that continues for your commute. if you are heading out the door this morning, a live look at the san mateo bridge. those headlights are heading toward the peninsula. well, restaurants in the south bay that want to help introduce you to new wine labels. the program featuring underrepresented wine-makers. and today is earth day. disney wants to help you celebrate with a brand new cei'm morgan, and there's more series ato me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,...

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happening today the u.s. senate is expected to vote on a covid-19 hate crimes act. house minority leader chuck úsc agreement with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell on the legislation, addressing anti- asian hate crimes by allowing the justice department to respond faster to them. schumer expects the legislation to pass with bi- partisan support this week. in the south bay a trio of popular restaurants are teaming up with underrepresented bay area wine makers to flews a new wine to

the audience. it is called the flight 4 allyship program. this month she is putting a spotlight on asian-american wine makers based in the area. >> what is happening in the aaip community now, we recognized this is the time to really acknowledge the community, give back, shed light and have exposure for the producers who need it. >> in addition to left bank, the wine flight is also available at lb state and may is a modern australia. look at this, san francisco's h mart is now rl shothere was a long line at the h mart is the longest

korean supermarket in the aa community. today will address 40 global world leaders at the summit. he wants to cut global u.s. greenhouse emissions by 50 to 55%. it is part of the commission to the paris climate agreement and biden will pressure other countries to follow suit. i got a chance to see this new series streaming today in honor of earth day, and let me tell you, cameron is fascina >> they approach the world in a very different way. they don't try to manipulate it and shape i. they just live

peacefully within it and with each other. i think there is a great deal of wisdom we can learn from the whales. >> all four episodes of secrets of the whales narrated bycy goni weaver are out today for earth day on disney+. and abc recently teamed up with gnat geo. you can stream our america, climate of hope on our apple tv apps, as well as amazon fire tv and roku. you can search on abc7 bay area and download it now. can i tell you about the whales for one more second? >> please. >> i talked with the hotographer that gets in ca is usarnd

whales but in this case the matriarch whale came over and offered him, she had caught some food for his family, a stingray, she came over and offered it to him. he seemed kind of offended that he didn't take it, so he snatched it right back. he told me he thought, should i eat this? what am i supposed to do? >> it is like you are at somebody's house and grandma offers you some food, what would you do. >> right. thank you. >> don't insult your host. >> anyway. it is a beautiful special. i hope you get a chance to check it out. >> wow. that story in itself makes me want to watch the entire thing. thank you for sharing that. on this earth day in oakland it is pretty cloudy. the two errors by the twins allowed the a toss win their 11th consecutive game. they are on the road today and

will be away for a while. the giants are back. we will talk about that forecast coming up. 51 and west winds, below average temperatures for the coast and bay, average inland, areas of fog and drizzle like this morning. our coolest highs this weekend with the storms arriving saturday night and all of us getting wet sunday. here is a look at the fog. as we head up to noon it is stout in parts of the north bay and coast. by the afternoon hours it already starts making a return trip in parts of the bay area like the golden gate, it may never actually leave. in the south bay 61 to 68. mid-50s along the coast and upper 50s downtown and san francisco. upper 60s, low 70s in the north bay. east bay shore low to mid-60s. inland 69 to 75 degrees. as far as tonight, we are looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 40s once again. we are going to take a look at

our chances for rain coming up next. that is what we are focusing on sunday with the one in the storm impact scale, and into monday our coolest days and then it will get dry and the warming trend will begin tuesday and wednesday. have a good one. back to you. nasa accomplishes another mars milestone. scientists say the perseverance rover produced oxygen on the red planet for the very first time. there is an instrument called moxie and converted a sample of carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere into breathable oxygen. this could open the door to the overall goal of getting humans on mars. earlier this week nasa flew a helicopter on the planet. they are doing a lot on mars. >> it was a big deal when they landed there, but they didn't tell us about all these tricks. >> they just got there. >> it was like now watch there, now do this. >> they tricked us with the little wind sounds.

we thought they were taking it easy. >> the wind sounds were nothing at all. now they are making air! coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> and hollywood night will be in-person. no zoom allowed how the oscars are preparing for that challenge. and an adorable couple

it is 5:23. the seven things you need to know. the family members of an alameda man that died are demanding answers from police officers about his death. and in november of 2018 neighbors reported someone acting suspiciously. the officer's lawyers claim self defense in the killing in as >>new study shows moderna and pfizer's covid-19 vaccines are likely safe for pregnant women. researchers found no health womens the 35,000 vaccines pregnant women. number four, out of state tourists can attend concerts and visit theme parks in

california. they must be fully vaccined. here is a look at the next three days. we will be steady today and tomorrow. look at the dropoff saturday. no more 70s in the forecast and possibly no more 60s by the time we get to sunday and the rain. number 6, so far so good for your commute if you need to head out the door this morning, bringing you a live look from oakland, showing you 880 at the coliseum camera. and number seven, poet amanda gorman wowed america on inauguration day and now we will all have a chance to see her speak. she will be a future speaker at the professional business women of california conference next month and abc7 news is a very proud sponsor. >> big deal. >> um-hmm. three days until the oscars and organizers are going above and beyond to make sure they are safe. there are extensive protocols and an in-house epidemiologist.

>> reporter: a behind scenes peek at how the oscars are preparing for their biggest challenge ever. an in-person, no zoom allowed award show. >> what are the steps the nominees will have to go before stepping food inside? >> there is an extensive testing protocol in place. >> reporter: and "gma" access to the on-site epidemiologist. so, even if the person is not vaccinated you can still be safe coming here? >> because of the testing protocols, everything that will happen, the ventilation, the very low density of people being together -- >> reporter: and coming up at 7:00 a.m., we will show you what this year's nominees will and won't be doing at the oscars to keep themselves safe. i am chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> it will be interesting to watch. thes could cars are happening this sunday. live coverage begins sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. and continues all day long with

a special on the red carpet coverage leading up to the 93rd academy awards ceremony. after the last award is handed out, stay with "on the red carpet" for continuing coverage. >> i like your glasses. >> oh, you do? >> stylish! >> appreciate that! at 5:30, a first look at the new guest hosts we will see on jeopardy soon. >> i am excited about that. also, a fight over the future of cruises and when they will be able to set sail from the u.s. again. and the governor standing be covered in at least 40 feet of water right now in his emergency drought declaration. and a live look at sfo this morning. we will be right back.

someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the loed o for evn did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air,

please, protect yourself and others. wear a mask, keep your distance, and get vaccinated when it's your turn. santa clara county. stay strong. spread hope. good morning, welcome to thursday, april 22. >> we are starting with a look at the forecast, good morning, mike. >> good morning, kumasi

reggie. happy earth day, everybody. we could see moisture, drizzle possible in the hills the coast. we have a stout seabreeze that means slower sunshine and slightly cooler temperatures today, especially along the coast into san francisco. look at that, mid to upper 50s. low to mid-60s around most of the bay, and upper 60s to low 70s in the south bay and north bay, and low to mid-70s in the east bay where we should see the greatest amount of sunshine. you know the weekend, rain is on the way. the east bay saw several businesses vandalized

overnight. police were seen at the scene in who is responsible. we will let you know when we get more information. bart . >> reporter: even though ridership on bart is way down, officials tell us you should

not be worried about worried abe concerning. one rider told us he does recommend coming back to bart. >> now that business is more up bate, people are coming back to work in the city, yes, people are still maintaining distance, showing a lot of courtesy to one otr so i is safe. >> reporter: bart ridership has dropped 88% during the pandemic but officials believe they can ace anthl th government, but they do need

riders to come back so so so working on a plan. the white house says some 200 million citizens have gotten at least one shot of the covid-19 vaccine but the cdc says the rate of vaccinations is slowing down. jobina fortson has more now on the race to vaccine. jobina? >> thank you, kumasi. health officials are expressing real concern with a down tic in the demand for vaccines, even before the johnson & paused. now the average is just over 3 million. iowa's gov says vaccine skepticism is becoming a real problem. >> if you are opting to wait and see, what are you waiting for? if you have been a hard no from

the start what, is your reason? if you can't answer those questions, maybe we hope that you take the time to reconsider. parts of the country like galveston, texas, are now heading toward a tipping point where vaccine supply outweighs demand. official there is are telling the state to stop sending vaccines. they don't want anymore because they will have too much. the white house is not sure what is behind this decline, but officials are coordinating an effort to make it easier to get the vaccine. reggie? >> jobina, thank you. new cdc data shows the entire bay area ranks very low in vaccine hesitancy, but still we are learning some areas are seeing this slowdown. >> reporter: for such a long time vaccination sites faced vaccine scarcity. public health officials having to urge people in search of a shot to remain patient in. napa county numbers are showing there may be more vaccine than people who want it. >> on thursday and friday, we sill have over 2,000

appointments available each day, so 4,000 total for the remaining week. >> reporter: public information officer jeannette upton says that number doesn't reflect potential walk-ins as the county's largest mass vaccination clinic and hopes appointments will be filled. new data released by the cdc shows the entire bay area ranks very low in vaccine hesitancy. still, dr. mike wasserman that sits on the california vaccine advisory committee admits there is great divide and politics around the vaccine can impact public health. >> this is a war against the virus. as a country we all need to come together to fight this war and defeat the virus so we can go back to normal. >> reporter: further south, cdc data found about 8% of santa clara county residents are hesitant about getting the covid-19 vaccine. about 3% are strongly hesitant. the on the ground push perseveres. san jose recently hosting this

vaccination clinic for its unhoused residents. the city efforting equity. >> for us supply became more available in our county and we started finding ways to support other health care providers to help augment the county's current vaccination efforts. >> reporter: back in napa county, there is a call to action for hometown heros of sorts. >> i think we may be at that point in this effort where people need to be encouraged by trusted friends or family members instead of hearing the call of action from the governmental entity. a new study says that mrna covid-19 vaccines are likely safe for pregnant women, the types that pfizer and moderna's vaccarese of. a preliminary report was published in the new england journal of medicine and researchers looked at data from 35,000 pregnant women and found no health related issues for

moms and newborns but pregnant women should still talk to their doctors about being vaccinated. we are keeping track of california's vaccination process with our abc7 news vaccine tracker. a third of the state is now fully vaccinated. you will find this and a lot of other vaccine resources on abc7news.com/vaccine. new developments. a danville police officer is facing felony charges after shooting and killing a man while on duty. the contra costa district attorney made the announcement say that officer andrew hall used unnecessary and unreasonable force responding to a pursuit. this happened in 2018 after neighbors reported that the man acted suspiciously. hall is facing voluntary manslaughter and assault for the semi-automatic firearm charges and his lawyers claimed social distance. >> he felt not only is his life in imminent danger by virtue of

this car approaching him, but his sergeant's life was in danger, as well. >> attorney tom burress represents the family. >> we said earlier the second client could not be dead had he been prosecuted earlier. >> reporter: he is referring to tyrrell wilson shot and killed by officer hall on march 11. body cam video recently shows hall confronting wilson. wilson can be seen pulling a knife and that is what hall fires. it is said he should have attempted deescalation. the video, however, the police department says wilson was a threat according to the ronment the governor visited lake mendocino yesterday and stood a in a spot that should be covered by at least 40 feet of water. it is historically low for thno this is what it should look like. the governor says the state

needs to change the way it manages water supply because of climate change. >> we need to think, act with a sense of urgency, think differently, and approach the challenges with a laser-like recognition that you can't focus this state as a one size fits all solution. >> the order allows the state to prepare for the expected effects of the water shortage more quickly. one of the stories we covered in our climate change of hope is vertical farming indoors in san francisco. it may be in a building right next to where you work or live and you may not know about it, saving 90% of irrigation water when is 70% to 90% of fresh water used around the country. how about that? wrap your head around that one.

watch the series, well done. upper 40s to low 50s. mostly cloudy along the east bay shore. upper 40s to low 50s just about everywhere. in san rafael it is 46. cooler and calm as we look south on 101. mid to upper 40s up to 7:00. 50s at the coast guard today into the early afternoon hours. low to mid-60s along the bay. 57 at 7:00. mid to upper 60s inland. slower sunshine today and faster breezes for a longer duration and that is what will bring us is slightly cooler weather. here is what is a going on with the pollen. it is not changing but the uv index will be lower today, higher tomorrow with more sunshine and much lower saturday and almost nonexistent sunday with the rain. in fact, sunday to monday we have the widespread light, to even a little bit of moderate rain for an hour or two as the cold front congresswomans through sunday. a quarter inch to three quarters of an inch.

we will look at future radar when we come back? just a few moments but now to jobina and the commute. good morning, everyone. emoryville, this is 80 westbound toward the maze. úthe difficult to see but it is beginning to pick up. we do not have blocking issues in that area. the east bay was pretty rough yesterday. the south bay, live 101 and san jose, clear there, as well. everything is moving at the limit. the only issue from the chp, they put out a high wind advisory for the altamonte pass and slow out of tracy, but outside of that things are looking good reggie and kumasi. coming up, the legal battle over whether cruise ships set s another state suing the government. government. new advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer.

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there are just over 3.6 million unemployment claims from the previous week. and new efforts to build a ballpark at the port of oakland. developers are plugging a new energy plan as part of the deal. it could include a a a a a a battery energy storage facility. >> we do not provide a plan to

drill down to development or the energy. out of state tourists can attend concerts and visit theme parks in california but only if they are fully vaccinated. thor masking and distancing rules will still apply and some people are remaining cautious. disney has not announced plans to expand disneyland's admissions to people outside of california. the legal battle of whether cruise ships can set sail from the u.s. is heating alaska is joining

business. >> reporter: in a letter to the white house gov mike done levi says his state lost $3 billion due to the cruise industry stoppage in 2020. they are ordered to first conduct detailed plans. alaska is joining a lawsuit already filed by florida governor ron desantis that says cruise ships should be allowed to sail immediately

two new jersey residents in their 90s took a risk while quarantining during the lockdown. look at this. the 98-year-old and 91-year-old met years ago while playing bridge. they reunited at a home after bill's wife passed and the pair hit it off. when the pandemic hit the pair could not stay apart. >> they locked us down. we were lot allowed to leave our apartments. >> we were sneaking. he would come to my department, i would go to his. >> just like a college guy sneaking into the women's dorm. >> so cute! they had to make a choice. they could stay apart or live

together. they decided they would quarantine at bill's place. their relationship advice is to take risks and stay optimistic. >> they did it. >> i am here for this. >> me, too! >> a little spice at the beginning, sneaking in and out, let's commit, let's do it. >> yeah! i feel like they are not telling part of the story. >> what do you think is missing? >> i feel like someone snitched on them. >> probably. >> he said he felt like they were sneaking into the women's dorm in college. so, i feel like the ra caught them and that is when they had to make the choice. >> probably! >> i am glad they did. >> they look happy. >> yes! , yes! you can't box love in at any age. i love seeing that. good for them. let's talk about what is going on weatherwise. it has been more than a month since we have had rain, but

that is sunday. today is thursday, earth day. we will have a little slower sunshine today and cooler in the way of high temperatures and the breezes will be out there once again in the usual spots. we will keep the pattern through tomorrow and then the clouds will make us cool saturday, but it is your best day for outdoor activities because stitt dry day this weekend as the rain arrives saturday evening and continues through almost sunday evening. here is a look at our temperatures in the south 61 in the south bay. 71 in san jose. san francisco upper 50s downtown. south san francisco and sausalito mid-50s north bay and coast. a little sunshine around the bodega bay but that is about it. 66 to 71 along the north bay valley. the east bay shore 61 to 67 degrees. inland 69 san ramon. the rest of us in the low to

mid-70s. cloud cover, drizzle in coast and hills and fog in the usual spots and mid to upper 40s. here is a look at future radar. saturday afternoon a slight chance of rain ahead of the system with the warm front coming through but the better rain will be with the cold front. the darker green is the pulsing up for an hour or two, becoming moderate rain. by sunday evening the steady rain is over. a few showers are possible monday. by tuesday and wednesday we are getting our sunshine and warmer temperatures back in the forecast, just like we will have today and tomorrow. kumasi? >> thank you, mike. the young woman who captivated the nation at president biden's inauguration will be making an appearance at the professional business women of california's annual conference. amanda gore man inspired so many people with her poem "the hill we climb" the conference is may 11 to 13 and abc7 news is a proud, founding sponsor. new at 6:00, another set of

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night. you know, friend, i have already looked. let me tell you the details. >> tell me. this is amazing. >> amazing! you have two options. it depose through april and part of may. if you want to be there and see them, it is $250 a car. you can see the set, the performers, and also, if you don't want the do all that, you can pay $50 a car and see like a simulcast, like on a drive-in movie screen so you have options. >> interesting. okay. i am glad they are doing this. and jeopardy revealed the future lineup of guest hosts. since the death of alex trebek we have seen ken jennings, anderson cooper. future hosts include "gma's" robin roberts, george stephanopoulos, fox sportscaster joe buck. all that is great. but my favorite one is lavar burton, the actor and former

host of reading rainbows. thousands of fans petitioned to have him on the show. you can watch jeopardy right here every weeknight on abc7. ♪ reading rainbow. ♪ >> but, mike, you have to take our word for it -- [ laughing ] >> i don't think he sang on star trek the next generation. i will go with that one because you don't want to hear me sing. here is what is going on with the giants forecast. marlins in town. you better go to tomorrow and saturday's game because sunday will be rained out. 53 to 51. it will be chilly. here is a look at your rainfall. a quarter to three quarters inch of rain sunday. back to you. new at 6:00, make sure you are aware of fake pfizer vaccines. the company's new warning and

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>> now is at the clock, protesters chanting black lives matter in ohio overnight following the police shooting of a 16-year-old girl pick at the live desk with new body camera footage of the incident. for closer to home, demands for answers in the east bay after a man died in alameda police custody earlier this week, where the investigation stands this morning. and the bart budget talks, starting today. the agency getting ready to accommodate more rioters as more places reopen. good morning, it is thursday, april 22nd we will start with the weather and nicco. >> all right, thank you, reggie, kumasi, jobina, happy birthday to you. let's take a look at what's going on weatherwise. look at that wind in fairfield, 33 miles per hour. clear spring